Museums and Galleries

Sopron’s cultural landscape features a diverse range of specialized collections, from the 14th-century Gothic architecture of the Old Synagogue to the 17th-century heritage of the Pharmacy Museum. The city’s history is preserved in the Baroque Storno House and the Görbehalmi Mining Museum, while the University of Sopron’s Ligneum explores wood science and forestry. Art enthusiasts can find contemporary works and local masterpieces within the Painter's Hall and several galleries situated in the historic city center.

Sopron Museum - Old Synagogue

This museum boasts a truly intriguing visitor experience - it is located in a restored former Jewish Synagogue.

Storno-ház

A Baroque corner house on the Main Square housing the Storno family's private collection of art, furniture, and historical artifacts.

Patikamúzeum

Located in the 17th-century White Angel pharmacy, this site became Hungary's first pharmacy museum in 1968, showcasing historical medical equipment and Baroque furnishings.

Soproni Egyetem: Ligneum

The University of Sopron's interactive visitor center dedicated to wood science, forestry, and the natural environment.

Festőterem

A contemporary art gallery and exhibition space located in a historic building in the city center.

Interaktív Galéria

Art gallery.

Septem

Art gallery.

Elektromos Jelzőrendszer Múzeum

A technical museum showcasing electric signaling systems, including components used in the former Iron Curtain.

Görbehalmi Bányászmúzeum

This museum documents the history of coal mining in the Brennbergbánya region through a collection of tools, machinery, and historical documents.